This change is related to issue PR #7401 on LEAN. The main purpose of this change is to enable the user to provide a CSS file as an optional argument in the Lean CLI command lean report. This CSS file, if provided, will override the default CSS template in QuantConnect.Report.
To cover this changes, there was created a backtest from LEAN CLI and then it was generated its report with different optional arguments. Below you can find the examples that were run to generate the report as well as a snapshot of the report generated and the content of the CSS override file (if provided):
This change is related to issue PR #7401 on LEAN. The main purpose of this change is to enable the user to provide a CSS file as an optional argument in the Lean CLI command
lean report. This CSS file, if provided, will override the default CSS template inQuantConnect.Report.To cover this changes, there was created a backtest from LEAN CLI and then it was generated its report with different optional arguments. Below you can find the examples that were run to generate the report as well as a snapshot of the report generated and the content of the CSS override file (if provided):
lean reportlean report --css report_override.css#parameters { color: #8213eb; }lean report --css report_override.css#parameters { display: none; }